function ViewsQueryAlter::moveEntityTable
Same name in other branches
- 8.9.x core/modules/workspaces/src/ViewsQueryAlter.php \Drupal\workspaces\ViewsQueryAlter::moveEntityTable()
- 10 core/modules/workspaces/src/ViewsQueryAlter.php \Drupal\workspaces\ViewsQueryAlter::moveEntityTable()
- 11.x core/modules/workspaces/src/ViewsQueryAlter.php \Drupal\workspaces\ViewsQueryAlter::moveEntityTable()
Moves a 'workspace_association' table to appear before the given alias.
Because Workspace chains possibly pre-existing tables onto the 'workspace_association' table, we have to ensure that the 'workspace_association' table appears in the query before the alias it's chained on or the SQL is invalid.
Parameters
\Drupal\views\Plugin\views\query\Sql $query: The SQL query object.
string $workspace_association_table: The alias of the 'workspace_association' table.
string $alias: The alias of the table it needs to appear before.
2 calls to ViewsQueryAlter::moveEntityTable()
- ViewsQueryAlter::alterQueryForEntityType in core/
modules/ workspaces/ src/ ViewsQueryAlter.php - Alters the entity type tables for a Views query.
- ViewsQueryAlter::ensureRevisionTable in core/
modules/ workspaces/ src/ ViewsQueryAlter.php - Adds the revision table of an entity type to a query object.
File
-
core/
modules/ workspaces/ src/ ViewsQueryAlter.php, line 421
Class
- ViewsQueryAlter
- Defines a class for altering views queries.
Namespace
Drupal\workspacesCode
protected function moveEntityTable(Sql $query, $workspace_association_table, $alias) {
$table_queue =& $query->getTableQueue();
$keys = array_keys($table_queue);
$current_index = array_search($workspace_association_table, $keys);
$index = array_search($alias, $keys);
// If it's already before our table, we don't need to move it, as we could
// accidentally move it forward.
if ($current_index < $index) {
return;
}
$splice = [
$workspace_association_table => $table_queue[$workspace_association_table],
];
unset($table_queue[$workspace_association_table]);
// Now move the item to the proper location in the array. Don't use
// array_splice() because that breaks indices.
$table_queue = array_slice($table_queue, 0, $index, TRUE) + $splice + array_slice($table_queue, $index, NULL, TRUE);
}
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